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Netflix is Bringing Over a Dozen iHeartMedia Video Podcasts to Its Platform
Netflix and iHeartMedia have announced a new partnership that will bring over 15 iHeart original podcasts to Netflix. The agreement includes all new episodes from the podcast lineup, along with select older episodes from each show. The new episodes will launch in early 2026 in the U.S. The lineup includes popular true crime podcasts like…
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Smart Winter Buy — Anker Solix C200 Portable Generator Now 36% Off
Winter storms, holiday travel, and outdoor gatherings make portable power actually useful, and you can save 36% on the Anker SOLIX C200 Portable Generator — now $108.49. With over $60 in savings, it’s a holiday power buy with 192Wh capacity with 200W output, fast recharge options, multiple ports, and a LiFePO₄ battery built for thousands…
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Amazon’s Fire TV Adds An App For Instagram From Meta
Today Meta has introduced Instagram for TV, marking the first time Instagram content has been specifically optimized for television screens. The new app, available starting today on select Amazon Fire TV devices in the United States, allows users to experience Instagram Reels on a larger display, transforming short-form videos into a shared, lean-back viewing activity.…
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YouTube TV Renews Its Deal With Newsmax
Newsmax Inc. announced it has finalized a multi-year renewal of its carriage agreement with YouTube TV, ensuring continued availability of the Newsmax channel on one of the country’s prominent live streaming television services. This development solidifies the network’s position in the evolving landscape of pay television, where streaming platforms are increasingly dominating viewer preferences. Under…
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Howard Stern Renews SiriusXM Deal for 3 Years
Howard Stern announced during his show Tuesday morning that he has made a deal with SiriusXM to continue “The Howard Stern Show” for three more years. “I’m happy to announce that I’ve figured out a way to have it all,” Stern said. “More free time, and continuing to be on the radio. So yes, we…
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YouTube TV Added 750,000 Subscribers In The 3rd Quarter of 2025, According To a New Report
YouTube TV may have just seen record growth, helping it reach 11 million subscribers as it reportedly added 750,000 subscribers in the 3rd quarter of 2025. According to the MoffettNathanson Cord-Cutting Monitor report released in early December, the pay TV sector added a net of 303,000 subscribers—the first quarterly gain since 2017. This modest rebound…
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Roku Adds 11 New Free Channels to Roku TVs & Roku Players From Disney, PBS, The BBC, & More
Roku today quietly added 11 new free channels to its popular ad-supported platform, The Roku Channel. This expansion, rolling out across Roku TVs and Roku players, brings a diverse array of content to users without any subscription fees, further solidifying Roku’s position as a go-to destination for accessible entertainment. The update emphasizes variety, catering to…
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Disney+ Shelves Gender-Swapped Reboot of Classic ‘Holes’ After Pilot Production
In a surprising turn for fans of Louis Sachar’s beloved 1998 young adult novel, Disney+ has decided not to move forward with its planned television series adaptation of Holes. The project, which had generated considerable buzz earlier in the year, featured a gender-swapped reimagining of the story with a female protagonist at its center. Despite…
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Honoring Rob Reiner: A Look Back at His Most Beloved Films & TV Roles — Where to Watch Them
Emmy-winning actor-turned-director Rob Reiner was found dead on Sunday, December 14, at his Los Angeles home, alongside his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, per a statement from their family via Variety. Their deaths are reportedly being investigated as a homicide by the LAPD, with the news of their passing sending shockwaves through Hollywood and among generations.…
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Switch to Consumer Cellular — Get Your 2nd Month FREE With Early New Year’s Deal
As the final weeks of 2025 wind down, Consumer Cellular is ending the year with a simple, money-saving New Year’s move. From now through February 15, new customers who switch to Consumer Cellular can get their entire second month of service for free on every line by using the promo code 2NDFREE when they sign…
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Everybody Loves Raymond Reunion Gets an Encore on CBS and Paramount+
Fans of Everybody Loves Raymond are getting more time with one of television’s most beloved families. CBS has scheduled Part 2 of the show’s 30th Anniversary Reunion Special, expanding on the original event with additional material that never made it to air. The hourlong follow-up, titled Everybody Loves Raymond: 30th Anniversary Reunion Special: Part 2,…
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Budget-Friendly Upgrade — AOC Laptop Drops to Lowest Price in 30 Days
If you want a full-size 15.6-inch Windows laptop that looks and feels like a higher-end rig but won’t cost a mortgage payment, this AOC AX15 deal is hard to ignore. Students, casual gamers, content creators, or anyone on a budget can grab this AOC laptop marked down to $399.99, (79% off the original price of…
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What’s New This Week on Netflix for the Week of December 15, 2025
Just as the weather is getting its chilliest, Netflix shows up to warm your hearts, screens, and holidays. Here’s all that’s dropping on the service as we round the middle of December. December 15 • A Cowboy Christmas Romance (2023) • Christmas at the Chalet (2023) • The Christmas Classic (2023) • Christmas on the…
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Apple TV Adds Google Cast Support on Android
Apple announced today that it has updated the Apple TV app on Android devices to include native support for Google Cast. This new feature enables millions of Android users to effortlessly stream content from their phones or tablets directly to compatible televisions or Chromecast devices. The integration marks a further step in making Apple TV…
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Netflix CEOs Send Letter to Employees About Warner Bros. Deal
Netflix co-CEOs Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos have addressed some concerns about the company’s upcoming deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery for $82.7 billion in a letter sent to employees. The letter, shared by Business Insider, reiterates Netflix’s commitment to releasing Warner Bros. films in theaters, writing “We haven’t prioritized theatrical in the past because…
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